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American rapper Travis Scott has released three studio albums , three mixtapes , two collaborative albums, four extended plays EP , 39 singles , seven promotional singles , and 43 music videos. In April , it was announced that he signed a recording contract with T. The following years he released the debut mixtape Owl Pharaoh and the second mixtape Days Before Rodeo Scott's debut studio album is called Rodeo , was released on September 4,
I'm a 19yo that fell in love again after almost 3 years of loneliness and suffering after my last GF that cheated on me like I didn't even exist. So I fell in love again after this long time looking out for myself and my family, and now I'm loved and for the last couple months I always go to sleep with a huge smile on my face thinkin' about her. To everyone out there suffering from love Keep your head up and go forward. Never look back. It is possible. You will find somebody with a pure soul and that will love you with all their hearts. Music is our only escape from this cruel world. I thank Travis for everything.
Owl Pharaoh is the debut solo mixtape by American rapper Travis Scott. The mixtape features guest appearances from T. In , Scott announced Owl Pharaoh as an track extended play , with 2 bonus tracks. However, this was before Scott was scouted by highly acclaimed rappers and record executives T. Scott then once again reworked on the project, and set a new date for February 22, After creating moderate buzz being named as a part of XXL Magazine 's Freshman Class of , Scott set another date for May 21, , while also announcing that it will be for sale on iTunes soon after. He also stated that he might also release it for free prior to that date. Common and Gunplay would not be featured. The first song released during its promotion for the mixtape was "Blocka La Flame" featuring Jamaican dancehall recording artist Popcaan.
